My Snoqualmie Pass tires set up tubeless on velocity quill rims measure a
tad over 40mm.
Max
On Tuesday, January 14, 2025 at 11:50:46 PM UTC-5 JAS wrote:
> Teague, thank you for your comments! Since I plan to run smooth tires,
> I'm happy to hear the VO 52mm Zepplins and RH Snoqqualmie Pass ti
Teague, thank you for your comments! Since I plan to run smooth tires, I'm
happy to hear the VO 52mm Zepplins and RH Snoqqualmie Pass tires play well
together. My wheels are being made with Velocity Quill rims with an
internal measure of 21mm, but I don't have them yet. I wonder how that
dim
Hey Joyce.
I can’t think of any reason you wouldn’t install the widest fenders that
fit your fork blades/brakes and rear stays. You can always run a slightly
narrower tire, it gives you the most versatility, and the weight is not
going to be consequentially different. It should be as simple as me
I'm hoping someone out here in Riv-land will help me with my current parts
dilemma. I'm trying to decide on tire and fender sizes for my 53 Charlie
Gallup. As designed, it will be a road-only bike; Riv says it can take up
to a 45mm tire with fenders. I also own a Platypus and a Clem.
If yo
